How often have you wondered 'how did my ancestor feel about....?'I bet it's a lot! But have you ever considered how your ancestors thought about emotions? Or whether our emotional reactions in the past were different? Perhaps our ancestors had emotions which we no longer have words to express?This week #TwiceRemoved delves into the fascinating world of our ancestors emotions with historian Matthew Roberts.Love the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystoriesFind all resources at: https://genealogystories.co.uk/matthew-roberts

How often have you wondered 'how did my ancestor feel about....?'I bet it's a lot! But have you ever considered how your ancestors thought about emotions? Or whether our emotional reactions in the past were different? Perhaps our ancestors had emotions which we no longer have words to express?This week #TwiceRemoved delves into the fascinating world of our ancestors emotions with historian Matthew Roberts.Love the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>Find all resources at: <a href="https://genealogystories.co.uk/matthew-roberts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://genealogystories.co.uk/matthew-roberts</a>

History of Emotions

What is queer history? Why is it important to family history? How do you go about finding unheard stories? What clues might we have to queer identities? How do we navigate the danger of applying modern labels on the past?To find out more and access all resources mentioned, check out https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/justin-bengryLove the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

What is queer history? Why is it important to family history? How do you go about finding unheard stories? What clues might we have to queer identities? How do we navigate the danger of applying modern labels on the past?To find out more and access all resources mentioned, check out <a href="https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/justin-bengry" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/justin-bengry</a>Love the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Queer History

Travel back in time to the year 1911 and discover the women that fought for our right to vote. Plus get tips and tricks for finding the suffragist ancestors hiding in your family tree.Tara Morton, of the Mapping Women's Suffrage 1911 project, will join me to delve into the lives of our suffragist ancestors. Who were they? How did they campaign? What clues did they leave behind?Find out more and access links to all resources mentioned at https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/tara-mortonLove the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Travel back in time to the year 1911 and discover the women that fought for our right to vote. Plus get tips and tricks for finding the suffragist ancestors hiding in your family tree.Tara Morton, of the Mapping Women's Suffrage 1911 project, will join me to delve into the lives of our suffragist ancestors. Who were they? How did they campaign? What clues did they leave behind?Find out more and access links to all resources mentioned at <a href="https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/tara-morton" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/tara-morton</a>Love the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Mapping Women's Suffrage 1911

#TwiceRemoved takes a virtual trip to the Emerald Isle with Irish Genealogy expert David Ryan. Alongside family history tips and techniques, I quiz David about the history of Ireland and how that impacts the hunt for our Irish ancestors.Find out more and access links to all resources mentioned at https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/david-ryanLove the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

#TwiceRemoved takes a virtual trip to the Emerald Isle with Irish Genealogy expert David Ryan. Alongside family history tips and techniques, I quiz David about the history of Ireland and how that impacts the hunt for our Irish ancestors.Find out more and access links to all resources mentioned at <a href="https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/david-ryan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/david-ryan</a>Love the show? Help support me to keep producing episodes by treating me to a cup of coffee: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Irish Genealogy

#TwiceRemoved guest Mark Crail returns by popular demand! This time to give a whirlwind tour of the history of Trade Unions. From early existence alongside Friendly Societies to the 1970s Miners Strikes. Was your ancestor a trade union member? How can you find out? What records might you discover?For all resources see https://genealogystories.co.uk/markcrail-tradeunions/To support the show, treat me to a coffee (and help pay for recording and hosting costs) at: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

#TwiceRemoved guest Mark Crail returns by popular demand! This time to give a whirlwind tour of the history of Trade Unions. From early existence alongside Friendly Societies to the 1970s Miners Strikes. Was your ancestor a trade union member? How can you find out? What records might you discover?For all resources see <a href="https://genealogystories.co.uk/markcrail-tradeunions/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://genealogystories.co.uk/markcrail-tradeunions/</a>To support the show, treat me to a coffee (and help pay for recording and hosting costs) at: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Trade Unions: A History with Mark Crail

No matter whether your ancestors appeared on stage, worked behind the curtain or watched performances from their seats...the theatre was a big part of their lives. Find out about the entertainment enjoyed by your ancestors in the 18th Century. Just how long were theatre shows? How did you get your tickets, where did you sit and what would you have watched?If you enjoy #TwiceRemoved support the show over at https://ko-fi.com/genealogystoriesFor more information on this show and details of all resources mentioned, see https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/michelleholman

No matter whether your ancestors appeared on stage, worked behind the curtain or watched performances from their seats...the theatre was a big part of their lives. Find out about the entertainment enjoyed by your ancestors in the 18th Century. Just how long were theatre shows? How did you get your tickets, where did you sit and what would you have watched?If you enjoy #TwiceRemoved support the show over at <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>For more information on this show and details of all resources mentioned, see <a href="https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/michelleholman" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.genealogystories.co.uk/michelleholman</a>

18th Century Theatre History

Expert genealogist Emma Jolly shares her Black Country ancestor discoveries! Find out about this important industrial area of Britain. Where is it? Why was it called the Black Country? What were the lives of the people that lived there like and what stories did they leave behind? Find out more and access links to all resources mentioned over at www.genealogystories.co.uk/emmajollyEnjoyed this episode? Support the show here: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Expert genealogist Emma Jolly shares her Black Country ancestor discoveries! Find out about this important industrial area of Britain. Where is it? Why was it called the Black Country? What were the lives of the people that lived there like and what stories did they leave behind? Find out more and access links to all resources mentioned over at <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/emmajolly" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/emmajolly</a>Enjoyed this episode? Support the show here: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Discovering Black Country Ancestors

In an episode packed with writing tips, author Nathan Dylan Goodwin joins me to share his experiences as a genealogy crime fiction writer. Creator of the much loved forensic genealogist Morton Farrier, Nathan explains the inspiration behind his stories - from newsletters from the National Archives to the Golden Gate killer.Nathan expertly weaves real research practices into his fast-paced novels and was an early adopter of DNA analysis. Find out how he creates realistic stories whilst maintaining reader's interests.For details of all resources mentioned see www.genealogystories.co.uk/nathandylangoodwinIf you love #TwiceRemoved please consider supporting the show by treating me to a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

In an episode packed with writing tips, author Nathan Dylan Goodwin joins me to share his experiences as a genealogy crime fiction writer. Creator of the much loved forensic genealogist Morton Farrier, Nathan explains the inspiration behind his stories - from newsletters from the National Archives to the Golden Gate killer.Nathan expertly weaves real research practices into his fast-paced novels and was an early adopter of DNA analysis. Find out how he creates realistic stories whilst maintaining reader's interests.For details of all resources mentioned see <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/nathandylangoodwin" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/nathandylangoodwin</a>If you love #TwiceRemoved please consider supporting the show by treating me to a cup of coffee: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Writing Genealogy Crime Fiction

Explore life at home during WW2 with historian and author, Naomi Clifford. Delving into the diaries of those that lived through the Blitz, we'll be exploring the reality behind the propaganda. Just how 'in it together' were we? How did people feel about the war? How did experiences vary depending on your wealth and where you lived?If you enjoyed the show treat me to a cup of Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystoriesFind out more about Naomi Clifford and all resources mentioned at www.genealogystories.co.uk/naomiclifford

Explore life at home during WW2 with historian and author, Naomi Clifford. Delving into the diaries of those that lived through the Blitz, we'll be exploring the reality behind the propaganda. Just how 'in it together' were we? How did people feel about the war? How did experiences vary depending on your wealth and where you lived?If you enjoyed the show treat me to a cup of Ko-Fi: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>Find out more about Naomi Clifford and all resources mentioned at <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/naomiclifford" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/naomiclifford</a>

World War 2: Blitz Diaries

Historian and creator of HistFest, Rebecca Rideal joins me to discuss a history of witches! From the Wicked Witch of the West to Sabrina the Teenage Witch, there's no denying that witches are ingrained in popular culture.But what exactly is a witch? What types of people were accused of witchcraft? What were the consequences of such an accusation? We've all heard of the Salem witch trials, but were their similar trails on the UK and Europe? How did beliefs and attitudes towards witchcraft change over time? Why are witches such a prominent feature in pop culture?Find out more about Rebecca and see a list of all resources mentioned at www.genealogystories.co.uk/rebeccaridealSupport the show by treating me to a cup of coffee at https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Historian and creator of HistFest, Rebecca Rideal joins me to discuss a history of witches! From the Wicked Witch of the West to Sabrina the Teenage Witch, there's no denying that witches are ingrained in popular culture.But what exactly is a witch? What types of people were accused of witchcraft? What were the consequences of such an accusation? We've all heard of the Salem witch trials, but were their similar trails on the UK and Europe? How did beliefs and attitudes towards witchcraft change over time? Why are witches such a prominent feature in pop culture?Find out more about Rebecca and see a list of all resources mentioned at <a href="http://www.genealogystories.co.uk/rebeccarideal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/rebeccarideal</a>Support the show by treating me to a cup of coffee at <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

A History of Witches

Interviews with expert historians and genealogists, covering everything from medieval Britain to Anne Lister's diaries. From DNA expertise to Suffragette activism!Presented by me (Natalie Pithers), a family historian on a mission to help others write their family history.Seeking to understand the time and place within which our ancestors lived is a crucial step for anyone exploring their family history. Our ancestors were more than names and dates.With this in mind I pick the brains of a wide variety of experts, asking the 'stupid' questions so that you don't have to!

How did our female ancestors cope with periods, childbirth, menopause? How did they understand their own bodies? How did they feel about childbirth? What was their lived experiences like, compared to ours today? On this episode of #TwiceRemoved, Dr Sara Read helps me to explore the lives of our Early Modern female ancestors.Find out more about Sara and all resources mentioned in this episode at www.genealogystories.co.uk/sarareadSupport #TwiceRemoved by purchasing me a cuppa coffee at https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

How did our female ancestors cope with periods, childbirth, menopause? How did they understand their own bodies? How did they feel about childbirth? What was their lived experiences like, compared to ours today? On this episode of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/twiceremoved" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">#TwiceRemoved</a>, Dr Sara Read helps me to explore the lives of our Early Modern female ancestors.Find out more about Sara and all resources mentioned in this episode at <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/sararead" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/sararead</a>Support #TwiceRemoved by purchasing me a cuppa coffee at <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Female Bodies in the Early Modern Period

Sylvia Valentine discusses smallpox, inoculation and those that opposed compulsory vaccination in this highly topical episode of #TwiceRemoved.What was smallpox? How dangerous was it? How was inoculation developed and how risky was it?! How did the government try to enforce inoculation and how did our ancestors react?For more information on resources mentioned in this episode please see www.genealogystories.co.uk/sylvia-valentineIf you'd like to support TwiceRemoved you can do so by treating me to a cup of coffee at https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Sylvia Valentine discusses smallpox, inoculation and those that opposed compulsory vaccination in this highly topical episode of #TwiceRemoved.What was smallpox? How dangerous was it? How was inoculation developed and how risky was it?! How did the government try to enforce inoculation and how did our ancestors react?For more information on resources mentioned in this episode please see <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/sylvia-valentine" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/sylvia-valentine</a>If you'd like to support TwiceRemoved you can do so by treating me to a cup of coffee at <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

A History of Smallpox & Vaccine Opposition

Discover the funeral traditions of your 18th Century ancestors. How did they evolve and how do they compare to today's practices? How did our ancestors find an undertaker - and how did undertakers come about?Dr Dan O'Brien, visiting research fellow at the University of Bath, digs into the history of funerals and undertakers.Find out more on www.genealogystories.co.uk/dan-obrienSupport the show by buying me a cup of KoFi at: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Discover the funeral traditions of your 18th Century ancestors. How did they evolve and how do they compare to today's practices? How did our ancestors find an undertaker - and how did undertakers come about?Dr Dan O'Brien, visiting research fellow at the University of Bath, digs into the history of funerals and undertakers.Find out more on <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/dan-obrien" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/dan-obrien</a>Support the show by buying me a cup of KoFi at: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

A History of Funerals & Undertakers

What was life like for disabled or differently abled people during the Industrial Revolution? How would they have considered themselves and their disabilities? How did others consider disabled people?In this episode (recorded live) Professor David Turner from the University of Swansea helps us to explore the lives of our disabled ancestors during the Industrial Revolution. Discover the wide range of views and attitudes about disability and how you might start to uncover more about the lives of your own disabled ancestors.This episode was recorded live. To follow future episodes live and ask your questions subscribe and hit the notification bell at www.youtube.com/c/GenealogyStoriesSee www.genealogystories.co.uk/professor-david-turner for more information.Support the show by treating me to a cup of coffee at https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

What was life like for disabled or differently abled people during the Industrial Revolution? How would they have considered themselves and their disabilities? How did others consider disabled people?In this episode (recorded live) Professor David Turner from the University of Swansea helps us to explore the lives of our disabled ancestors during the Industrial Revolution. Discover the wide range of views and attitudes about disability and how you might start to uncover more about the lives of your own disabled ancestors.This episode was recorded live. To follow future episodes live and ask your questions subscribe and hit the notification bell at <a href="www.youtube.com/c/GenealogyStories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.youtube.com/c/GenealogyStories</a>See <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/david-turner" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/professor-david-turner</a> for more information.Support the show by treating me to a cup of coffee at <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Disability History

Historian Laura Newman shares the work of Addressing Health, a project dedicated to examining and exploring the health of Victorian and Edwardian postal workers.Essential viewing for any one with a Post Office ancestor AND anyone interested in the history of occupational health. From sick days to TB fears.Find out more on www.genealogystories.co.uk/addressing-health for links to all the resources mentioned in the video.Visit https://addressinghealth.org.uk/ to explore this amazing project!Support the show by treating me to a cup of coffee: https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Historian Laura Newman shares the work of Addressing Health, a project dedicated to examining and exploring the health of Victorian and Edwardian postal workers.Essential viewing for any one with a Post Office ancestor AND anyone interested in the history of occupational health. From sick days to TB fears.Find out more on <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/addressing-health" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/addressing-health</a> for links to all the resources mentioned in the video.Visit <a href="https://addressinghealth.org.uk/ " rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://addressinghealth.org.uk/ </a>to explore this amazing project!Support the show by treating me to a cup of coffee: <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Addressing Health: The History of the Health of Post Office Workers

Anne Lister

Anne Lister was a diarist who famously recorded her intimate relationships with women (amongst many many other things). Subject of the brilliant BBC Drama #GentlemanJack, in this interview I talk to the Packed With Potential Project about their work to decipher Anne's diaries and to discover the 'real Anne'.Find out more at www.genealogystories.co.uk/packed-with-potentialVisit Packed With Potential at www.packedwithpotential.orgResources Mentioned:

Anne Lister was a diarist who famously recorded her intimate relationships with women (amongst many many other things). Subject of the brilliant BBC Drama #GentlemanJack, in this interview I talk to the Packed With Potential Project about their work to decipher Anne's diaries and to discover the 'real Anne'.Find out more at <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/packed-with-potential" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/packed-with-potential</a>Visit Packed With Potential at <a href="www.packedwithpotential.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.packedwithpotential.org</a>Resources Mentioned:

Discovering Anne Lister

Historian Sarah Murden takes us back in time to explore our Georgian ancestors. What was life like for our working ancestors? Why was there such a big divide between poor and rich? How long did they live and why was everyone so obsessed with getting married? Sarah answers all this and more!You can find out more about Sarah and her books at www.genealogystories.co.uk/Sarah-MurdenIf you enjoyed this episode, why not treat me to a cup of coffee at https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories

Historian Sarah Murden takes us back in time to explore our Georgian ancestors. What was life like for our working ancestors? Why was there such a big divide between poor and rich? How long did they live and why was everyone so obsessed with getting married? Sarah answers all this and more!You can find out more about Sarah and her books at <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/Sarah-Murden" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/Sarah-Murden</a>If you enjoyed this episode, why not treat me to a cup of coffee at <a href="https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/genealogystories</a>

Discover The Georgians

Julia Laite (of Birkbeck University) investigates the lives of our female domestic servant ancestors in the late 19th / early 20th century. Together we discuss their hopes and dreams, the struggles they faced and the various ways in which they were all too often exploited.What were the lives of working class women like? How did they change over time?More information about Julia and this episode can be found at www.genealogystories.co.uk/julia-laiteJulia's brilliant book, The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey can be found in all good bookshops.

Julia Laite (of Birkbeck University) investigates the lives of our female domestic servant ancestors in the late 19th / early 20th century. Together we discuss their hopes and dreams, the struggles they faced and the various ways in which they were all too often exploited.What were the lives of working class women like? How did they change over time?More information about Julia and this episode can be found at <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/julia-laite" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/julia-laite</a>Julia's brilliant book, The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey can be found in all good bookshops.

19th Century Women: Aspiration & Exploitation

My guest Paul Couchman serves up a delicious slice of Regency history in this episode! We explore what our Georgian ancestors ate (from street food to French cuisine), how they cooked, wrote up and shared their recipes.You can find out more about Paul (including links to sites mentioned within the episode) at: www.genealogystories.co.uk/Paul-CouchmanYou can visit Paul at www.paulcouchman.co.uk

My guest Paul Couchman serves up a delicious slice of Regency history in this episode! We explore what our Georgian ancestors ate (from street food to French cuisine), how they cooked, wrote up and shared their recipes.You can find out more about Paul (including links to sites mentioned within the episode) at: <a href="https://my.captivate.fm/www.genealogystories.co.uk/Paul-Couchman" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/Paul-Couchman</a>You can visit Paul at <a href="https://my.captivate.fm/www.paulcouchman.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.paulcouchman.co.uk</a>

Regency Food History

Suzie Lennox

A history of Britain's resurrection men. Suzie Lennox delves into the dark world of the body snatchers. Who were these criminals? How much was a body worth? How did they go about stealing the corpses? How worried were people about their loved ones remains? What theft prevention methods did people employ? Suzie answers all these questions and more!WARNING: This episode contains some dark humour, discussion of dead bodies and dissection. It is not for the squeamish.You can find out more about this episode at: www.genealogystories.co.uk/suzie-lennoxYou can find out more about body snatching at Suzie's website: www.diggingup1800.com

A history of Britain's resurrection men. Suzie Lennox delves into the dark world of the body snatchers. Who were these criminals? How much was a body worth? How did they go about stealing the corpses? How worried were people about their loved ones remains? What theft prevention methods did people employ? Suzie answers all these questions and more!WARNING: This episode contains some dark humour, discussion of dead bodies and dissection. It is not for the squeamish.You can find out more about this episode at: <a href="www.genealogystories.co.uk/suzie-lennox" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.genealogystories.co.uk/suzie-lennox</a>You can find out more about body snatching at Suzie's website: <a href="www.diggingup1800.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.diggingup1800.com</a>

The Body Snatchers with Suzie Lennox

Interviews with expert historians and genealogists, covering everything from medieval Britain to Anne Lister's diaries. From DNA expertise to Suffragette activism! Presented by me (Natalie Pithers), a family historian on a mission to help others write their family history. Seeking to understand the time and place within which our ancestors lived is a crucial step for anyone exploring their family history. Our ancestors were more than names and dates. With this in mind I pick the brains of a wide variety of experts, asking the 'stupid' questions so that you don't have to!

#TwiceRemoved

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